This report helps district leaders understand the key points about what devices can and can’t do, and how they fit within the context of the district’s approach, will lead to a better device decision and save time.
The State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit membership association launched by state education agency leaders in 2001 to serve, support and represent their emerging interests and needs with respect to the use of technology for teaching, learning, and school operations.
Understand recommended broadband capacity targets for your district
An in-depth profile of Lindsay Unified School District’s efforts to provide students with home Internet access. Includes useful strategies and artifacts.
A 2014 report by COSN and EducationSuperHighway on LAN costs.
A guide to help district leaders to accomplish successful network upgrades.
EducationSuperHighway’s Compare & Connect K-12 makes broadband and pricing data transparent so that state and school district leaders have the information they need to get more bandwidth for their broadband budget in order to support digital learning today and in the future.
EducationSuperHighway is the leading nonprofit focused on upgrading the Internet access in public school classrooms in America. Its website offers resources and recommendations for district and state leaders, as well as providers.
Developed by the Colorado Department of Education, The Colorado Education Initiative, and The Learning Accelerator, the guide includes real-world case studies from Colorado school districts, video trainings, and templates.
The Foundation for Excellence in Education developed this state policy communications toolkit around competency-based education.
